Type of Disability
Cerebral Palsy
I am a 24 year old english major. I have many interests. They range from reading a good book to jet setting around the world. By nature I am the person who enjoys the little romances of life. . My family and friends are very important to me. I spend a good deal of time with them. I am foremost a writer. It is the main way I express myself
Type of Disability
Depression / Anxiety
I'm lorraine I suffer from agoraphobia and depression
Type of Disability
Blind / Sight Impaired
i'm a happy go lucky man that enjoys spending time with my dog, sitting outside, listening to the sounds of nature, feeling the conditions, audio books, sports on tv, radio and my laptop, and emailing friends. if you are searching for an email friend that is up front, and will tell you what he thinks, and doesn't hold back, then lets be email friends
Type of Disability
I am not disabled
I am studying to be a school librarian and am currently enrolled in an online Special Education class. We have been encouraged to talk to individuals with disabilities as well as their families and caregivers to get a better understanding of special needs.
Type of Disability
I am not disabled
l am a young guy, handsome, cool who want to make friends allover the world
Type of Disability
Neurological Disorder
i am in a nursing home because i can't take care of myself. i have mental disorders.
i am needy and depenent
Type of Disability
Brain Injured
i am a sweet kind caring person i had seizures from 5 to 16 i am slow on thinking doing things and understanding things
Type of Disability
I am not disabled
i am a nice looking girl i search of a nice and caring man for love
Type of Disability
Paraplegic / Quadriplegic
used to be tall, slimmish, hope to chat with anyone about anything
Type of Disability
Brain Injured
i am sweet kind caring person i had seizures from 5 to 16 i am slow on thinking doing things and understanding things i am divorcedi have one son
I’m kat I’m 50 I’m single I have lots of disabilities and health problems but I don’t let it down and what you get is me.
Type of Disability
Neurological Disorder
my name is Orla. I am single 41 year old women looking to meet new friends. I have dyspraxia which is a mild form of cerebal palsy in addition to this I also have other problems mainly anxiety.
Type of Disability
Deaf / Hearing Impaired
I'm a single mum of one. I am hard of hearing and I was born with Kipper File Syndrome (which mean born with a shorter neck)
Love to meet new friends..
Type of Disability
Blind / Sight Impaired
My life Story
2020
When I was 9 yrs old my family had found out that I was going to be
blind and of course as a 9 yr old I had no clue what that meant for me
but I new at a young age that I was different because kids at school
would make fun of me and pick on me in not a good way and teachers
didn’t seem to care.
I remember when I was in 5th grade and my brother who was in 1st grade
and we both had been going to the same school. Well I remember that
one day we had a meeting and my teachers had said that they didn’t
want me at that school anymore and that they weren’t going to help me
at all so my parents had to put me in a special school for blind
children.
I ended up going to the Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind and
at first it was ok and weird only because I hadn’t been away from home
for so long. I lived in the dorms during the week and went home on the
weekends so it was like going off to college at a very young age.
What I was 13 yrs old I got baptized with my brother and a friend of
ours. As a newly Christian and someone who was still trying to
understand my blindness was not easy to come by. As I got older I
still didn’t understand why God had made me this way. Or why I was so
different to other who knew me or didn’t know me. But a a mother I may
not understand why God does what he does but I do like how he puts
others who need to be in our lives and shows how to overcome our
optical’s that are in front of us.
I wrote this in 2018
Hi my name is Deidre Vansyoc and this is my life story. When I was
growing up I was always the quiet shy girl who sat in the back of the
class and never raised my hand. I never thought I mattered or that
anyone had even noticed that I was in the class room. I would rather
work by myself during class projects and not in groups. As I was
growing up I was always involved in after school activities, very
involved in my church nursery and in children’s church. I was even in
the church Easter program. But I was never happy and I didn’t feel
like I even belonged with anyone I was around. But as we all know life
goes on.
When I was older we had moved to Missouri from Colorado and it seemed
ok but I missed home. I had my own apartment but it took me a long
time to socialize with anyone I still felt alone but I finally had
some friends who didn’t see me as a blind person but as a person who
was alone.
When I was 23 years old I had my daughter and things started to seem
so different now I was a single mom with a baby and new that life was
no longer mine.
When she was 5 months old I knew she needed to be around kids that
were her age so I ended up joining a group for mom’s called Mother’s
of Preschools know as MOPS. At first it was weird to be around them I
had so many barriers up and didn’t know how to knock them down it just
seemed that the walls were still up and weren’t coming down. I knew
something needed to change and I didn’t know how to change them at
least not at that point. When she got older things really seemed to be
changing and not for the good I knew that I was on a long roller
coaster and I wasn’t liking the ride which by the way I hate roller
coasters even the upside down ones.
When she was 5 years old I had found out that she had Attention
Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder which is ADHD. At that time I knew my
life was going to be so different from now on and wasn’t sure how to
handle it or who to talk to about it. I had found a group called
Rising Abilities and had found out that there was a camp that was just
for her and to make friends with that were just like her or had some
other delays but she could relate to boy was this a blessing to know
that I wasn’t alone anymore.
When my daughter was in second grade her class didn’t have a room
parent so I decided that I needed to step up as a parent and became
her room parent and boy was it fun. In the last year or so it seems
like every wall, bubble or barrier has indeed come down not only have
I stepped up with her school stuff. But as a parent I feel like I have
also stepped up in other areas as well.
I love that the older she gets the more fun we are able to do together
and I can’t wait to see how far this roller coaster is going to go. We
still have our ups and downs but I am so ready and believe I can do
anything that is put in front of me.
I believe that God gave her to me because he knew that I couldn’t do
any of this on my own. I still go back into my shyness at times when I
get into a new situation but I do believe I am doing much better at it
then I used to.
Hope my story inspires you and helps you know that even if you’re
blind or have any disabilities you can do anything no matter what the
situation is in front of you.
I wrote this in 2018
Hi my name is Deidre Vansyoc and this is my life story. When I was
growing up I was always the quiet shy girl who sat in the back of the
class and never raised my hand. I never thought I mattered or that
anyone had even noticed that I was in the class room. I would rather
work by myself during class projects and not in groups. As I was
growing up I was always involved in after school activities, very
involved in my church nursery and in children’s church. I was even in
the church Easter program. But I was never happy and I didn’t feel
like I even belonged with anyone I was around. But as we all know life
goes on.
When I was older we had moved to Missouri from Colorado and it seemed
ok but I missed home. I had my own apartment but it took me a long
time to socialize with anyone I still felt alone but I finally had
some friends who didn’t see me as a blind person but as a person who
was alone.
When I was 23 years old I had my daughter and things started to seem
so different now I was a single mom with a baby and new that life was
no longer mine.
When she was 5 months old I knew she needed to be around kids that
were her age so I ended up joining a group for mom’s called Mother’s
of Preschools know as MOPS. At first it was weird to be around them I
had so many barriers up and didn’t know how to knock them down it just
seemed that the walls were still up and weren’t coming down. I knew
something needed to change and I didn’t know how to change them at
least not at that point. When she got older things really seemed to be
changing and not for the good I knew that I was on a long roller
coaster and I wasn’t liking the ride which by the way I hate roller
coasters even the upside down ones.
When she was 5 years old I had found out that she had Attention
Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder which is ADHD. At that time I knew my
life was going to be so different from now on and wasn’t sure how to
handle it or who to talk to about it. I had found a group called
Rising Abilities and had found out that there was a camp that was just
for her and to make friends with that were just like her or had some
other delays but she could relate to boy was this a blessing to know
that I wasn’t alone anymore.
When my daughter was in second grade her class didn’t have a room
parent so I decided that I needed to step up as a parent and became
her room parent and boy was it fun. In the last year or so it seems
like every wall, bubble or barrier has indeed come down not only have
I stepped up with her school stuff. But as a parent I feel like I have
also stepped up in other areas as well.
I love that the older she gets the more fun we are able to do together
and I can’t wait to see how far this roller coaster is going to go. We
still have our ups and downs but I am so ready and believe I can do
anything that is put in front of me.
I believe that God gave her to me because he knew that I couldn’t do
any of this on my own. I still go back into my shyness at times when I
get into a new situation but I do believe I am doing much better at it
then I used to.
Hope my story inspires you and helps you know that even if you’re
blind or have any disabilities you can do anything no matter what the
situation is in front of you.
Type of Disability
Paraplegic / Quadriplegic
i am 50 years old i walk with 2 walking canes i got hurt a long time ago i been divorce a long time now looking for my last love
Type of Disability
Learning Disabled
I AM A COOL GUY JUST CAME HERE TO MET NEW PEOPLE.
Type of Disability
Hemiplegic
I am looking for a girlfriend on this site and other sites. I have hemiplagia, which is paralysis on the left side of my body, and brain damage...short term memory loss but think as good as you do. I would like to speak to similarly afflicted people who would like to talk to me and accept me as a friend or more. See what developes. Will speak to women anywhere and women only.
Type of Disability
Cerebral Palsy
I'm a fun loving caring person who will trying anything once. I am married to Aidan who I met online via a internet group on msn.
Type of Disability
Cerebral Palsy
I am 18 yoa and have cp. I am just wanting to make new friends with and without disabilities.
Type of Disability
Arthritis
Mature Student and mum to 1
Type of Disability
Aspergers Syndrome
I am Julie. I live in Merseyside, England. I would like to meet and make friends with new people with similar interests to myself and of a similar age.
Type of Disability
Cerebral Palsy
1 am 35 year old women with cerebral palsy
Type of Disability
Epilepsy
I was diagnosed with Epilepsy at the age of 9yrs. Have lived battling TONIC CLONIC, COMPLEX PARTIAL, AND SIMPLE PARTIAL. Had brain surgery on 2002 and now only battle SIMPLE PARTIAL SEIZURES.
